EVGA has announced that its new EVGA TORQ X10 gaming mouse is now available in Europe. Available in two versions, with and without the carbon fibre surface, the TORQ X10 is designed to satisfy the needs of any hardcore gamer with its 8200 DPI laser sensor.

The EVGA TORQ X10 gaming mouse features the latest Avago 9800 laser sensor with up to 8200 DIP with 1000Hz pooling rate. The high-end sensor is paired up with high quality Omron switches on its nine programmable buttons that have a lifespan of over 20 million clicks while the base of the mouse is made of full metal which should provide additional structural rigidity.

The EVGA TORQ X10 gaming mouse also comes with 6ft of silver coated USB cable, has an ajdustable weight system as well as a unique sizing system which also allows the adjustments of the height.

As noted, the EVGA TORQ X10 gaming mouse is available in two versions, with and without the Carbon Fibre top surface and should be available all around Europe with MSRP (inc. VAT) set at €89,90/£69.99/879 SEK for the Carbon version and €69,90/£49.99/599 SEK for the plain one.

EVGA is definitely probing out different markets with the recently revealed Hadron PC case and it is now pushing for peripherals market as well with the announcement of the new EVGA TORQ X10 gaming mouse.

Based on an ambidextrous design with carbon fiber surface and solid metal base, the new EVGA TORQ X10 appears to have a very high manufacturing quality as according to the first press photos. It looks like a real rugged gaming mouse. It aslo comes with weight control system, low-friction PTFE feet as well as 8200 DPI Avago 9800 laser sensor and Omron switches.

The new EVGA TORQ X10 also features 9 programmable buttons as well as a customizable RGB LED system, 512KB of memory for profile storage and a silver coated USB cable.

Unfortunately, other than "coming soon", EVGA did not shed much light regarding the actual release date or the price of the new EVGA TORQ X10 gaming mouse. According to our info, it should come out sometime in Q1 2014.